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EdOst is an osteopath in Edinburgh, Scotland, led by Lorraine Coates, who focuses on back pain and other joint problems, ranging from small aches and sprains to long-term joint complaints. The clinic is based centrally in Edinburgh and also covers the west of the city.
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EdOst is an osteopath in Edinburgh, Scotland, led by Lorraine Coates, who focuses on back pain and other joint problems, ranging from small aches and sprains to long-term joint complaints. The clinic is based centrally in Edinburgh and also covers the west of the city.
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Based in Edinburgh, EdOst works across the city and about 15 km around it.
EdOst treats lower back pain and other joint pain, including minor aches and strains as well as more serious chronic joint pain.
Sessions are mainly hands-on. Gentle or firm massage-style work is used on soft tissues, joints are moved gently through their available range to improve motion, and thrust methods may ease pain and mobility in a given area. Each method is explained beforehand and the plan is agreed using approaches you are happy with.
Yes, thrust techniques can sometimes produce a clicking noise from the joints.
The clinic is in the heart of Edinburgh.
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